Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
9:01 AM PDT on April 29, 2015
- Jerry Brown has a new Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan (Sac Bee, AP via CoCo Times)
- With a dig at Caltrans, OCTA moves forward with 405 expansion, toll lanes (Register, CBS2)
- Berkeley Bike Plan open house draws a crowd (Berkeleyside)
- Driver kills 5, family of victims shocked he gets “probation” (Fresno Bee)
- Plan Bay Area 2040 will hold open houses in Alameda, Contra Costa (PR Newswire)
- Housing Costs Driving CA Residents to Poverty (LAT)
- Long Beach Transit Buys E-Buses from Build Your Dreams (LongBeachize)
- One way riding a bike can be dangerous (Systemic Failure)
- San Luis Obispo is the state leader in bike deaths per capita (Cal Coast News)
- Build your own bamboo bicycle (CityLab)
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